09:01:35 #startmeeting ptl_sync 09:01:36 Meeting started Tue Jul 15 09:01:35 2014 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is ttx. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 09:01:37 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 09:01:37 ttx: sure 09:01:39 The meeting name has been set to 'ptl_sync' 09:01:42 #topic Nova 09:01:52 #link https://launchpad.net/nova/+milestone/juno-2 09:02:24 About 2 thirds of it is under review 09:02:37 yeah, lots needs code review I guess, which is good and bad :) 09:03:02 I guess we should start punting stuff to juno-3 soon 09:03:11 server-count-api is marked Not started, sounds like a good candidate for punting 09:03:35 johnthetubaguy: yes, punt early... and try to convert those that are 99% there 09:03:35 yeah, the slow and not-started should probably all get punted 09:03:58 yeah, how long do we have now its just over a week I guess? 09:04:29 yeah, about one week left, +0..2 days 09:04:52 but it's better to let that 0..2 handle unexpected gate delays 09:05:09 so I'd expect anything not approved in one week to be deferred 09:05:17 right, good point 09:05:48 #info Punt early, especially Not started / Slow progress 09:06:12 #info Concentrate on those that are almost there, to increase completion rate 09:06:34 sounds good 09:06:41 thanks, will try sort that out 09:06:45 johnthetubaguy, mikal: note that russellb will be handling the J2 tag -- please communicate with him next week 09:06:49 and will send a rallying call around reviews 09:07:07 ttx: ah, cool, thanks for the heads up 09:07:19 He will probably skip the 1:1 usual times and just talk to you 09:07:37 yeah, I guess we need a more US friendly slot next week 09:07:53 I will try seek out mikal and chat to him about that 09:08:04 #info spec backlog at 105 09:08:27 johnthetubaguy: remind me when is your SPD/SAD ? 09:08:29 yeah, so in theory we should −2 all of those now 09:08:50 the date has passed, but I feel bad about the review backlog, so haven't really closed it off as such yet 09:09:02 we had a communication issue someone 09:09:22 johnthetubaguy: right... trick is, until it's clearly closed, people will continue to spend time on them, which kind of defeats the purpose of those deadlines 09:09:37 lots of reviewers seemed to have thought the proposal freeze date was the merge freeze date, despite all emails saying the opposite 09:09:56 ttx: yeah, I have been trying to catch up with mikal but failing so far 09:10:41 really I want to understand what we are delaying, and go through that backlog, but not had chance since the freeze date, so there is an action on me too there 09:10:50 ok 09:11:16 Do you have anything for the cross-project meetign agenda later today? 09:11:26 in the nova meeting, there was push back on the freeze before we decide about J, and we decided to discuss that at the midcycle, so I kinda punted that 09:11:35 I don't think anything major has come up 09:11:52 ok 09:12:02 I would like to get more discussion of blueprints we are doing for "consistency" there, like the tagging API, just for visibility 09:12:19 but not really chased down a list of those things, that might be the only one so far 09:12:29 the big elephant in the room is the API.NEXT work 09:12:37 we still haven't actually agreed on a plan 09:12:44 johnthetubaguy: ok.. we should probably talk again before the end of the week, when the j2 list will have been... sanitized 09:12:49 mikal is trying to chase down some agreement 09:12:54 ttx: cool, sounds good 09:12:57 thats all from me really 09:13:04 ack, talk to you later 09:13:09 thanks 11:45:44 ttx: ready when you are 11:45:47 eglynn: o/ 11:45:51 #topic Ceilometer 11:46:13 #link https://launchpad.net/ceilometer/+milestone/juno-2 11:46:29 Still a long way to go in one week 11:46:45 do you think all of those are still likely to make it? 11:46:52 yeah, I've actually got 3 more specs that look likely to land 11:47:02 VPNaaS: https://review.openstack.org/95781 11:47:04 FWaaS: https://review.openstack.org/95779 11:47:05 SNMP++: https://review.openstack.org/104113 11:47:19 VPNaaS and FWaaS patches should land 11:47:38 on SNMP, Lianhao isn't sure but is striving to get it in 11:47:41 the code review has been going on in parallel ? 11:47:46 yep 11:48:04 the other question mark is on the grenade resource surviviability 11:48:25 the javelin2 stuff in tempest is looking like a non-solid basis for that 11:48:34 hmm. I feel like we are not getting the clarity we expected from the specs process, if specs fly below radar and blueprints just appear on the final week 11:48:35 mtreinish characterizes it a WIP 11:49:12 eglynn: do you think this late appearance is just due to spec backlog, or more a permanent feature of using -specs? 11:49:18 yeap, BTW the specs process is being "subverted" somewhat by folks just coding in parallel 11:49:40 I think it's partially due to the process still being bedded in 11:50:00 we will have to strictly prioritize reviewing efforts next time round 11:50:23 i.e. don't go off reviewing loads of code patches if there are pending reviews in the specs repo 11:50:46 ttx: are you seeing similar patterns on other projects? 11:50:46 ok -- if that trends is also present in other projects we might have to have a discussion about that 11:50:55 I'll see by the end of the day 11:50:58 OK 11:51:06 Nova and Neutron kind of avoid that with the specs freezes 11:51:44 eglynn: so you may have 3 more specs appearing on that page 11:51:46 yeah, for ceilo I feel that'll have to be more a specs slush this time round 11:51:58 yes, two at the very least, most likely 3 11:52:10 and you think everything can make it in one week? 11:52:19 the 5 already there + 3 11:52:33 or are you likely to defer some of those 5? 11:52:51 everything should land I think except possibly SNMP++ and grenade 11:53:01 grenade is the first one I'll bump 11:53:13 probably by EoD tmrw 11:53:25 ok 11:53:34 other big concern on my radar is this test timeout that I mentioned before ... https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1336193 11:53:52 sileht is not yet back, so I've asked nsaje to look at it 11:54:13 (nsaje just started as a short-term contractor with Red Hat) 11:54:25 You also have https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1327076 targeted, with no assignee 11:54:29 Nejc has a definite line of inquiry on the oslo-messaging side 11:54:34 is anyone working on that? 11:55:03 meant to assign that to myself 11:55:07 done so now 11:55:32 #info 3 more blueprints expected to appear on the j2 plans as their specs get approved (code been developed in parallel) 11:55:34 eglynn: in other news, note that russellb will be doing the tag next week 11:56:19 and in other other news, I'll be taking some half days off next week for family reasons 11:56:34 #info Spec backlog: 27 11:56:36 but will be contactable and making all my scheduled meetings 11:57:16 ok 11:57:36 there won't be 1:1s next week, at least not at usual times, and without me 11:57:48 ttx: so same process as j1, declare to russellb when ready to tag? 11:57:52 we just need to sync on when you think j2 is ready 11:57:54 yep :) 11:58:00 russellb: cool :) 11:58:10 eglynn: yes, he will probably chase you down to make sure the blueprints are aligned 11:58:25 * eglynn prepares to be chased ... ;) 11:58:45 gold stars awarded if no chasing required 11:58:45 eglynn: anything you wanted to add to project meeting agenda for today? 11:59:00 russellb: o/ 11:59:08 ttx: nope that's all from me 11:59:11 \o 11:59:20 eglynn: cool, thx! 11:59:25 laters :) 11:59:26 SergeyLukjanov: around? 12:01:33 dhellmann: if you're already available, you can steal Sergey's slot 12:02:09 ttx: here 12:02:20 ok, let's do this 12:02:21 #topic Oslo 12:02:36 https://launchpad.net/oslo/+milestone/juno-2 12:02:58 you might want to hit reload, I've been updating bps this morning 12:03:12 dhellmann: I no longer look in advance :) 12:03:16 heh 12:03:28 this looks good 12:03:41 The last 3 are still likely to land ? 12:04:12 we have a few reviews for oslo.utils, so it might be tight but none of that work is really big 12:04:38 the infra team is in germany at their sprint, so I don't know about the test job changes, that might have to wait for after j2 12:05:00 Anything j2-worthy flying below radar, like a specs almost there with code reviewed in parallel? 12:05:02 I think the configfilter wrapper is actually done, but I want to check with markmc before closing that one 12:06:03 https://launchpad.net/oslo.messaging/+milestone/juno-2 doesn't have blueprints in it anymore 12:06:11 odd 12:06:34 2 in j3 12:06:46 those are new approvals 12:06:51 I wonder what happened to the others in j2 12:07:35 dhellmann: russellb will push the tag for oslo-incubator and mark the milestone "released" for oslo.messaging next week, so he wil be your point of contact that week 12:07:45 ok 12:07:53 russellb: fwiw I usually do oslo when everything else is out of the way 12:08:05 since it's not really blocking the j2 announcements 12:08:08 dhellmann: o/ 12:08:13 ttx: makes sense 12:08:16 russellb: o/ 12:08:37 dhellmann: the release scripts now should know how to handle oslo, so it will be a lot less manual 12:08:56 cool 12:09:39 and thanks for tagging that rootwrap alpha 12:10:07 no trouble at all 12:10:15 I need to automate the email step from that process :-) 12:10:31 #info spec backlog: 10 12:10:37 maybe I could write a script for infra to do it 12:10:48 I can't find those missing oslo.messaging blueprints :-/ 12:11:06 dhellmann: yeah, we need to work on streamlining library announcements 12:11:26 have a clear source to find them 12:11:37 I'll bring it up at the meeting this week and see if anyone wants to take that on 12:12:00 a clear source to find the release notices, or the libraries? 12:12:04 dhellmann: it's not just oslo, client libs should follow it as well 12:12:10 release notices 12:12:21 dhellmann: only trick is.. raw git changelog really fails to highlight stuff 12:12:28 yeah, the client library announcements should go to python-announce, too 12:12:30 ttx, I'm sorry, /me been on internal meeting, now ready 12:12:33 yeah, true 12:13:16 dhellmann: I've been thinking about it from a Storyboard perspective. and the role of Launchpad in building "release pages" 12:13:38 looking at the open specs, I really only anticipate the oslo.cache work and service-status-interface to have a high likelihood of seeing any real work this cycle 12:13:43 We can replicate that "feature" in Storyboard, but it's a bit out of the pure "task tracking" function 12:14:24 we could use smarter commit messages and leverage git changelog to build a list of features and bugs 12:14:31 and security fixes 12:14:57 yeah, it seems like we will have the information available between git, specs, and blueprints, but we have to tie it all together 12:15:01 but not sure everyone would follow the rules 12:15:27 a couple of jobs back we had a special field in the bug tracker for "release note" that could be updated after the ticket was closed so the doc team could generate notes automatically 12:15:36 so if we can build something good for oslo libraries, we are likely to reuse that for releases and milestones 12:15:42 if there's enough obvious benefit to the rules (awesome auto release summary) then that would provide motivation 12:16:15 russellb: it's just that in LP, the milestone field actually has two purposes 12:16:17 maybe a field like that in storyboard would work, and the person doing the release could update it before generating the release? 12:16:26 it's when you want to deliver it, then it's when you did deliver it 12:16:36 * russellb nods 12:16:46 and we have plenty of scripts to try to gover for that slight gap in meaning 12:16:49 cover* 12:17:14 the ultimate source of what's IN the release is really the git thing, not what LP or Storyboard thinks is in there 12:17:37 won't storyboard have the git commit ids? 12:18:08 dhellmann: it will probably have some, but just like LP it will miss some work 12:18:17 that just landed without ref 12:18:23 anyway, separate discussion 12:18:31 oh, I thought we were going to add items to storyboard automatically 12:18:39 maybe that was nixed 12:19:08 dhellmann: no, it's still a possibility... but that also requires people to ref a storyboard ID in the commit message 12:19:20 ah, true 12:19:29 so if you add rules to commit messages... 12:19:57 anyway, offtopic 12:20:04 yeah, sorry :-) 12:20:10 dhellmann: anything you wanted to add to meeting agenda for today? 12:20:21 not today 12:20:26 SergeyLukjanov: still around? 12:20:29 dhellmann: ok, ttyl 12:20:31 ttx, yup 12:20:38 #topic Sahara 12:20:43 #link https://launchpad.net/sahara/+milestone/juno-2 12:20:57 Looks pretty good 12:21:00 so, everything looks good 12:21:14 At this point, it's good if targeted bugs have assignees 12:21:43 ttx, ok, I'll ask folks to grab the issues 12:21:50 ttx, there is some good progress on merging sahara-dashboard to horizon 12:21:57 ttx, only 4 changes left 12:21:57 SergeyLukjanov: is that blueprint list complete, or do you have things to add there ? 12:22:10 SergeyLukjanov: how many were there originally? 12:22:21 ttx, it depends on specs review, probable +1-2 12:22:52 ttx, and I 12:23:08 ttx, and I'll check that we're not missed some already done work 12:23:18 ok, good 12:23:39 So you have code that has been developed in parallel with specs and is rady for review as soon as the spec is approved? 12:24:03 ttx, yup, we have several such specs 12:24:09 ok 12:24:17 SergeyLukjanov: russellb will be handling the tag next week 12:24:26 ttx, ack 12:24:28 there won't be formal 1:1s at the usual times 12:24:56 #info spec backlog: 4 12:25:24 #info maybe one or two blueprints will be added in j2 12:25:25 SergeyLukjanov: so let's just stay in touch, and just let me know when you feel j2 is ready to go 12:25:50 russellb, okay, I think it'll be July 22-24 12:25:53 and russellb will chase you down if it appears you are missing the launch window 12:26:25 russellb, for sahara we're usually ready in -1..-2 days before the dev milestone 12:26:32 perfect 12:26:40 that's when i'll start looking at projects and tagging when ready 12:27:13 russellb: so yeah, most of the job is to maximize the chances that everything happens in the same time window, be aligning the milestone page content with what is still likely to make it in time 12:27:41 by* 12:28:21 if you just check on Tuesday you get a very long list and it's hard to cut. By removing things that have no chance of making it, you actually increase the chances that the rest will make it 12:28:43 ttx, I'd like to add just reminder for today's meeting re merging -dashboard to horizon 12:28:51 ttx, nothing specific to discuss 12:28:54 but it's hard, because nobody really knows what will make it or miss 12:29:14 SergeyLukjanov: ok 12:29:19 ttx, thx 12:29:41 ttx, I'm usually moving all < High to the next milestone on Tue 12:30:22 SergeyLukjanov: good :) 12:30:45 SergeyLukjanov: that's all I had, thanks! 12:30:52 ttx, thank you 13:04:15 ttx: lemme know if you have time to go early 13:04:23 jgriffith: I do 13:04:30 #topic Cinder 13:04:50 https://launchpad.net/cinder/+milestone/juno-2 13:05:06 sweet 13:05:27 jgriffith: I suspect a few of those definitely won't make it in one week 13:05:42 ttx: Nope, probably not 13:05:43 jgriffith: so defer as soon as you're relatively sure they won't make it 13:05:50 ttx: will do 13:06:04 on the other hand, is theer anything that might get added at the last minute? 13:06:08 ttx: I don't plan on adding anything that doesn't have a review ready/complete at this point 13:06:39 jgriffith: but nothing comes to mind? 13:06:45 There is likely to be a few specs pop up, but they're J3 or untargetted until I have completed code 13:06:48 ummm.... 13:06:58 #info Spec backlog: 28 13:07:01 ttx: well, boat load of drivers 13:07:30 ok 13:07:31 ttx: problem is I don't see anybody with anything "close" 13:07:53 jgriffith: keep on refining. russellb will be your host for J2 tagging 13:08:04 ttx: k 13:08:08 lucky russellb 13:08:09 :) 13:08:21 :) 13:08:51 jgriffith: did you have anything for the meeting today? 13:08:59 russellb: that was only two... you don't appear until three 13:09:02 ttx: nope 13:09:11 ttx: just need to get these features buttoned up 13:09:31 jgriffith: we'll skip 1:1s next week, since I won't be arond 13:09:33 +u 13:09:40 jgriffith: i'll be in touch early next week to identify when j2 is ready 13:09:42 ttx: yeah... see ya in Portland 13:09:59 ah cool, see you there! 13:10:07 russellb: I'll be on and off IRC but I'll be sure to synch up with you 13:10:19 jgriffith: perfect. feel free to drop an email if that's easier for you 13:10:28 russellb: sounds good 13:10:30 russellb: i can physically push him to connect if needed 13:10:33 jgriffith: you've been through this several times, so i know you know the drill :) 13:10:38 ttx: wooo 13:10:39 ttx: haha!! Literally even 13:11:10 russellb: should be smooth, just getting everything through 13:11:17 sounds good 13:11:53 jgriffith: ok, ttyl! 13:12:19 ttx: cya.. thanks 13:12:26 cya! 13:12:43 russellb: the autokick script dramatically reduced the need for those 1:1s 13:13:07 although I guess talking once a week with people can't hurt 13:13:25 ttx: yep, i think it's good to make sure these things stay top of mind week to week 14:15:38 dolphm: around? 14:15:41 ttx: o/ 14:15:45 #topic Keystone 14:16:00 https://launchpad.net/keystone/+milestone/juno-2 14:16:06 Looks reasonable 14:16:41 dolphm: any possible last-minute addition, fresh from -specs approval? 14:17:33 we did approve ~5 specs last week at our hackathon - i don't *think* any of them will be implemented in j2 though 14:17:38 #info spec backlog: 18 14:17:42 ok 14:17:55 dolphm: russellb will handle J2 tagging 14:18:10 and we'll skip the usual 1:1s next week 14:18:26 i'll be in touch next week to confirm when J2 is ready 14:18:32 feel free to ping me anytime to discuss 14:19:02 json-home is a spec we approved last week & has an implementation available - if it's close to being ready, that one would be an easy j2 target 14:19:08 but that looks like the only one 14:19:14 ttx: russellb: tagging sounds good 14:19:34 dolphm: any agenda addition for the meeting today? 14:19:55 ttx: a quick announcement regarding keystoneclient.middleware.auth_token -> keystonemiddleware.auth_token 14:20:14 let me do an #info here.. 14:20:48 yes, #info it and feel free to insist on it when we go over the 1:1s notes at the meeting 14:21:11 #info keystoneclient.middleware.auth_token has been split into a new package, keystonemiddleware.auth_token - we'll need to update every project's default pipeline to adopt the new middleware 14:21:45 dolphm: you could use a bug number to track all corresponding tasks 14:21:58 #info keystoneclient.middleware.auth_token will continue to receive security updates 14:22:04 that will facilitate making sure all bases are covered 14:22:25 morganfainberg: do we have a bug number to track the above change? ^ 14:22:56 dolphm: ok, that's all I had 14:23:27 me too - i'll make sure there's a bug if not 14:24:19 dolphm: ok, ttyl 14:25:07 o/ 14:30:56 dolphm: doing something to enable backwards compat for that change? 14:31:20 russellb: yes, we're leaving keystoneclient.middlware.auth_token alone :) 14:31:33 david-lyle: o/ 14:31:35 russellb: we can't import from keystonemiddleware.auth_token because that would create a circular dep 14:31:38 dolphm: cool. could eventually make it a trivial import of the new thing. 14:31:39 ttx: o/ 14:31:41 dolphm: ah. 14:31:49 * russellb shuts up to clear the room for david-lyle's time 14:31:56 #topic Horizon 14:32:08 https://launchpad.net/horizon/+milestone/juno-2 14:32:14 37 blueprints left 14:32:38 Lots of them in review 14:32:48 almost all are up for review 14:33:02 someone added another after I cleaned up yesterday 14:33:09 I'll boot that 14:33:45 david-lyle: i would suggest focusing on those that are almost there, to maximize the number of completed blueprints 14:34:16 also merging early is a good idea as I expect the load on gate to ramp up pretty soon 14:34:19 we have been, the Sahara one has been the top priority and eating up a lot of review bandwidth 14:34:30 a lot 14:34:34 david-lyle: yes, Sergey was mentioning good progress on that front 14:34:57 we have several more of the Sahara patches that are very close 14:35:02 also don't hesitate to defer stuff that's unlikely to make it, that can help in prioritizing as well 14:35:28 david-lyle, thank you for bumping the sahara reviews prio! 14:35:29 yes, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/horizon/+spec/mac-learning-knobs was just added 14:35:43 russellb: Nb: Horizon is not using autokick.py yet 14:35:44 sure, I did some paring yesterday and will get more status in the Horizon team meeting 14:35:51 ttx: why not? 14:35:57 russellb: so it is vulnerable to random additions by bystanders 14:36:05 russellb: it's not using -specs 14:36:15 ah 14:36:18 russellb: so the blueprint is still the correct way to propose a feature 14:36:23 and actually i think i missed what autokick.py was ... 14:36:50 russellb: it's a script I have running (in the cloud!) that removes milestone targts for blueprints without a priority 14:37:02 ttx: ah, cool. 14:37:16 so that we can use the priority field to also mean "approved" 14:37:20 ttx: and that includes also checking for an approved spec or something? 14:37:25 now I want to move to a specs repo just for that 14:37:26 since it's one of the very few LP restricts 14:37:33 or just that projects with specs repos have less people doing random LP edits 14:37:58 russellb: no, random people just can't set the priority field. So when a spec is approved, you set priority and target milestone 14:38:16 if random people just set target milestone, the script will boot them off 14:38:29 gotcha 14:38:35 (it's a workaround the fact that LP just lets anyone set the target milestone) 14:38:39 but people could do that for a specs using project too presumably .. 14:39:04 russellb: they could, but then there is no way for people to "propose" a feature 14:39:31 the workflow for proposing features is to file a blueprint and set the target milestone. Then the PTL just triages all the undefined-priority BPs 14:39:39 right 14:39:49 russellb: pretty sure you remember how much that is 14:39:54 yes. 14:39:58 how much fun that is, I mean 14:40:08 oh yes. 14:40:19 david-lyle: so the reason i'm around today is that i'm handling the J2 tag next week 14:40:37 russellb: excellent 14:40:38 david-lyle: so we'll need to stay in touch early next week to confirm when your J2 is ready to go 14:40:49 sounds good 14:40:54 david-lyle: so yes, keep on refining the list 14:41:13 will do 14:41:26 david-lyle: any specific topic you wanted to discuss at meeting today? 14:41:42 ttx: no, I think we're set 14:41:51 david-lyle: ok, back to reviewing then :) 14:42:02 that's a pretty impressive list of BPs 14:42:05 ttx: it's an honest living 14:42:12 reviewing all day 14:42:21 mestery: ready when you are 14:42:34 ttx: o/ 14:43:13 #topic Neutron 14:43:22 https://launchpad.net/neutron/+milestone/juno-2 14:43:48 I spent yesterday and this morning pruning this list a bit. 14:43:54 a bit late, but not completely crazy 14:43:58 We have a LOT of things in flight at the moment. 14:44:03 ttx: ++ 14:44:04 there are two "unknown" in there 14:44:22 Yes, I need to move one out to J3 and the other one I need to talk to the committer 14:44:28 Expect those to be resolved within the hour 14:45:20 mestery: ok, just keep on refining, and merge those taht are nearly complete as soon as possible... 14:45:38 ttx: Yes sir, that's the plan, been working with the other cores on that this week. 14:46:02 mestery: as previously said, russellb will handle j2 tagging next week 14:46:16 OK, cool! 14:46:34 Will keep in contact with you over the next week russellb. 14:46:39 mestery: great 14:46:46 mestery: how is the SPD deadline working for you ? 14:47:03 ttx: SPD worked quite well, SAD also is going ok. 14:47:12 I've spent hours pouring over specs, moving some to K, etc. 14:47:15 oh, you're past SAD now? 14:47:24 * ttx checks 14:47:27 SAD is this weekend, almost quite literally 14:47:29 7-20 14:47:33 ah ok 14:47:40 But, I'm premptively working to close out things before that. 14:47:44 And narrowing thigns down. 14:48:02 Overall, I've been happy with SPD/SAD, and would recommend it to other projects that are looking at the same sort of thing. 14:48:19 mestery: when do you plan to reopen specs for K? after feature freeze ? or at RC1 ? 14:48:46 ttx: I think closer to RC1 to try to focus people on J3 issues and bugs near the end of J. 14:49:37 mestery: do you still expect some late approvals to sneak into j2, or that would be definitely j3 material ? 14:49:55 ttx: I don't expect anything else to be added to J2. 14:49:59 It's all J3 from here on out. 14:50:04 #info no addition expected to j2 14:50:37 #info spec backlog: 140 14:51:20 mestery: so we won't have our usual 1:1 discussion next week 14:51:27 ttx: Got it, have fun at OSCON! 14:51:33 will try! 14:51:57 mestery: anything to add to meeting agenda for today? 14:52:21 ttx: Not much, if you want, I could talk about SPD/SAD since there weren't many projects which did this to my knowledge. 14:52:25 Other than that, I'm good. 14:52:52 mestery: I already added a topic to discuss if specs is increasing or decreasing the predictability of features 14:53:02 ttx: perfect 14:53:06 and SPD/SAD definitely helps in that area, so on topic :) 14:53:13 :) 14:53:22 mestery: ok, talk to you then 14:53:26 ttx: later! 15:05:46 ttx: ready whenever you are 15:23:00 notmyname: on a call, will ping you as soon as I'm out of it 15:23:22 ok 15:27:18 notmyname: readynow 15:27:30 ttx: good morning 15:27:32 #topic Swift 15:27:58 ttx: I think all I've got is the gap analysis 15:28:04 for the TC 15:28:09 notmyname: good reception for Swift 2.0.0 so far? 15:28:54 ttx: yes, I think so. several articles written. even had a new deployer come to us (swiftstack) with a specific use case for storage policies 15:29:42 notmyname: we'll likely have that gap analysis on July 29 or August 5, unless the meeting is not cancelled next week 15:29:52 * notmyname checks calendar 15:30:02 but I expect OSCON will make us cancel it 15:30:19 We'll see better when we discuss it today 15:30:44 ttx: the 29th I have an on-site customer meeting. unlikely to be available by meeting time (1pm pacific). the 5th I'm free 15:31:05 also, next week is good for me too, if the meeting happens 15:31:26 Sounds good to me -- on Jul 29 we need to go through progress on the existing gap coverage plans anyway 15:31:30 (post-j2) 15:31:52 notmyname: so next week if that's happening, or August 5th 15:32:00 correct 15:32:27 I took the doc you sent me an filled out short answers (mostly "done" or "N/A") 15:33:07 notmyname: ack 15:33:31 should I send my draft to you first to review? would that help anything go smoother in the meeting? 15:33:42 notmyname: do you think you'll have one or two more juno releases ? 15:34:03 notmyname: we can post the link to the etherpad in advance of that TC meeting 15:34:12 ok 15:34:30 notmyname: discussion usually quickly focuses on a few key points 15:34:32 does juno RC start in september or october? 15:34:42 notmyname: the etherpad lets us go fast on obvious stuff 15:34:52 Final release October 16 15:35:22 RCs start last week of Sept 15:36:09 so an intermediary release would be ~ end of August 15:36:20 ok, I'll shoot for 2 releases then...ya, exactly that :-) 15:36:36 ie in about a month, and then another right at the RC 15:36:37 ok 15:36:43 https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/swift_gap_analysis 15:37:35 notmyname: ack 15:37:41 notmyname: that's all I had 15:37:50 anything you want to talk about at meeting today? 15:38:23 great. me too. if you look over the etherpad, you'll see that there is one section with ??? as the answer 15:38:36 * The lifecycle of resources managed by the project should be externalized 15:38:36 via notifications so that they can be consumed by other integrated 15:38:36 projects 15:38:42 I don't know what that means 15:38:55 (no I don't have anything to bring up in the meeting) 15:40:35 it might be a n/a in your case 15:40:56 I think what it's calling for is integration with ceilometer 15:41:26 but you'll be able to raise it at that meeting 15:41:33 ok. that was covered in another question ("done"), but it almost sounds like some sort of queue/message bus/notification system 15:41:34 ok, that's all I had 15:43:06 me too 15:43:24 #info current plan is to shoot for another release before the final synced one, rough eta end of August 15:43:37 notmyname: thanks! 15:43:48 zaneb: ready when you are 15:43:55 hey 15:44:07 #topic Heat 15:44:14 https://launchpad.net/heat/+milestone/juno-2 15:45:18 zaneb: is that current ? makes it look like the bottleneck is development and not review in heat 15:45:51 (other projects have much more "needs code review" at this stage 15:45:53 ) 15:45:54 the bottleneck is that everyone is too busy reviewing to develop :D 15:46:25 I just changed the status on Randall's bp to 'needs code review' 15:46:31 zaneb: ok -- are all those still likely to get completed this week? Or is it time for early deferrals ? 15:47:18 mine probably should be deferred 15:47:32 zaneb: any last minute surprise likely to be added, or is that plan final? 15:47:40 #info spec backlog: 17 15:48:06 I can't imagine any additions at this stage 15:48:20 #info no last minute addition expected to j2 15:48:47 you ahve a number of unassigned bugs on the j2 target. I fear that if they are not assigned very soon, they will likely miss 15:49:06 so maybe use the next Heat meeting to get them assigned or deferred 15:49:36 zaneb: note that russellb will be handling next week juno-2 tagging 15:49:47 zaneb: o/ 15:49:57 russellb: \o 15:50:25 zaneb: so, i'll be in touch next week to confirm when you're ready to go with j2 15:50:35 so when you're happy with a tag, communicate that to him. And he will be the one chasing you down so that you fall in the launch window 15:50:42 russellb: ok, cool 15:51:03 I will follow up on the unassigned high priority bugs 15:51:09 zaneb: any topic you want to discuss at the cross-project meeting later ? 15:51:11 and make sure someone is on them 15:51:25 ttx: nope 15:51:43 ok then, talk to you later! 15:51:57 thanks, see you later! 16:09:20 SlickNik: o/ 16:10:21 Hey ttx 16:10:24 #topic Trove 16:10:32 #link https://launchpad.net/trove/+milestone/juno-2 16:10:40 markwash: missed your turn :) 16:11:01 SlickNik: status looks good, although one week from juno-2 you can probably start to defer things 16:11:08 brb 16:11:24 ttx: Lots of BPs in review. Trying to get those done and implemented. 16:11:50 SlickNik: try to push those that are 99% there in priority. that will maximize the number of them you get "implemented" 16:12:02 will also help with gate load next week 16:12:28 talkign abot next week, russellb will be handling the juno-2 milestone release process, so he will be your point of contact 16:12:30 ttx: Yes. Also, I need to defer some of the unstarted bugs to juno-3. 16:12:38 ttx: will do that today. 16:12:48 SlickNik: o/ 16:12:55 goal is still to tag sometimes between Tuesday and Thursday 16:12:57 i'll be in touch next week to confirm when juno-2 is wrapped up 16:13:17 Awesome, thanks for the help with the tagging russellb 16:13:22 yep np 16:13:51 as long as things get deferred, my job is super easy :) 16:14:02 completed or deferred, rather 16:14:10 SlickNik: that's allk I had -- any topic for the meeting today ? 16:15:03 ttx: nope, that's all I had as well. Just chugging along towards juno-2. :) 16:15:17 yay, that's the spirit 16:15:22 markwash: ready? 16:15:43 ttx: yup! 16:15:44 ttx: Thanks. see you in a bit! 16:15:46 #topic Glance 16:16:05 #link https://launchpad.net/glance/+milestone/juno-2 16:16:18 Looks a bit... late 16:16:45 yes it does 16:16:55 Still think they can all make it ? 16:17:08 we can probably land gpfs and bump the other two 16:17:29 markwash: well, better have 1 done than try to land the 3 and get nothing 16:17:51 so feel free to defer early 16:18:03 sounds about right 16:18:09 #info spec backlog: 12 16:18:39 anything is there likely to make a surprise last-minute rush to j2 ? 16:18:45 in* 16:19:13 no I don't think so 16:19:35 markwash: ok. Note that russellb will be your host for j2 tagging next week 16:19:40 markwash: o/ 16:19:51 cool 16:19:55 so he will be the one chasing you down and deferring all your missed blueprints 16:19:56 hmm 16:20:11 we'll be aiming to tag on tuesday? 16:20:17 or thursday? 16:20:38 * ttx steps back and lets russellb answer 16:20:45 glance mini summit is thursday and friday 16:20:45 the earlier the better 16:20:52 if you can be ready tuesday, that'd be great 16:21:00 I'll aim for that 16:21:03 perfect 16:21:26 markwash: ok, anything to add to the meeting agenda ? 16:21:35 nothing from me 16:21:39 markwash: we'll skip the 1:1s next week, btw 16:21:46 SlickNik: ^ same 16:21:49 okay 16:22:04 ttx: got it 16:22:09 notmyname: ^ same 16:22:17 * ttx realizes he missed a few notifications 16:22:18 ack 16:22:36 markwash: that's all I had 16:22:45 ttx: thanks! sorry I was late 16:23:00 markwash: no problem, SlickNik was early ;) 16:23:16 that concludes the syncs for today, thanks everyone 16:23:19 #endmeeting